Forget perfect rows and planting charts. Chaos gardening ... biodiversity and attracts pollinators and beneficial insects. This method isn’t random just for the sake of being wild. It mimics natural ...

Utilizing plants native to your local area is often the first step you should take when establishing your own pollinator garden. Starting from seed helps keep your garden budget-friendly ... in ...

ASL-Friendly Story Time 1 p.m. April 29 for those ... Topics include insects, bird watching, astronomy water, hiking, plants and rocks. To check out an Explorer pack or for more information ...

The initiative, meant to maintain springtime habitats for bees and other pollinators while supporting native flowers and plants ... making lawns more pollinator-friendly. However, residents ...

pollinator-friendly landscaping. Design considerations include sun exposure, bloom succession, layered planting and access paths. Use plants that offer a succession of blooms from early in the ...

The popularity of native plants has been on the rise for several years. Many people who are interested in doing their part in providing native pollinators with their required food sources think ...

There are many varieties of pollinator-friendly trees, shrubs, and plants. Some examples of ecologically productive trees and shrubs are Eastern Redbud, Tulip Poplar, Northern Spicebush ...

The two main actions that will help conserve our pollinators are minimizing pesticide use (and when absolutely necessary, using only as directed) and planting pollinator-friendly plants.{/ ...

As warm weather finally begins to filter into Michigan, gardeners may be wondering how they can welcome back pollinators with a bee-friendly garden. Filling your garden with native plants that ...